Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

The setup for this movie is great. Due to the extreme rules governing a dystopian future's overpopulation, seven twin sisters (all Noomi Rapace)are forced to assume a single personality; Karen Settman. Each of the sisters is named after the day of the week when they will face the world and take on the Karen persona. So Sunday is full of faith, Monday gets things done, Saturday is up for a good time and, well, the rest of them are not so obviously defined or developed in the limited screentime afforded them. Were this a novel, I'd imagine that the characters and their distinctive personalities would be emphasised and explained. As a movie, we're reliant on Rapace's attempts to distinguish the characters. This never really works due to the way it's essentially splitting a protagonist into 7 pieces and using wardrobe and make-up to fill in the gaps. My patience with the film lasted until around the 30th minute which was when the story ceased pretending to be intelligent. The interesting storyline of 7 sisters sharing a role is jettisoned when the charade is discovered, and the movie promptly changes direction into an action movie, with a succession of expendable heroes and a strange preoccupation with gore. I love a good action movie, but this is far from one. I quickly stopped caring for any of the characters and wish it had chosen to be intelligent sci-fi rather than redundant, low budget action.

At the beginning I wasn't interested in this movie just because of the tittle but it was a good movie with a really talented actress that portrait 7 characters. I like it. Is worthy of a big soda and pop corn!

Noomi Rapace must be the female equivalent to Taylor Kitsch. Every film she appears in is an unqualified near miss after first braking out as Lisbeth Salander in the original Girl w/The Dragon Tattoo trilogy. From Prometheus to Passion she's hooking up w/the right talent, Ridley Scott & Brian DiPalma to name a couple, but something happens when whatever sparked interest in said project gets warped traveling from the printed word to the filmed final result. I wish Monday would be the cure here but alas it ain't. Starting off as an interesting possible double bill to the excellent scifi'r Children of Men, this dreck devolves into the empty action set pieces of the Total Recall remake. People love sci-fi but that sci-fi has to be good. Some quirky car & set design can only go so far.

Honestly was not expecting this movie to be that good when I saw the trailer. I usually can guess the endings of Netflix movies. But with this movie, even though there weren't any major plot twists, i was impressed by the plot. The acting was very well done. I think this movie deserves a higher score.